Chrissy Teigen Wears Jean Paul Gaultier Conical Dress & Jimmy Choo Minny Sandals

In January 2024, Chrissy Teigen hit the streets of Los Angeles to promote her culinary reality venture, Chrissy & Dave Dine Out.

Appearing alongside chef David Chang and comedian Joel Kim Booster, the series serves as a gastronomic tour of LA’s most “off the beaten path” eateries. However, for fashion enthusiasts, the real feast was Teigen’s wardrobe—specifically her nod to 1990s avant-garde couture.

The show’s premise is a blend of high-end food and unfiltered conversation. While David Chang dives into the “back of house” logistics with local chefs, Chrissy and Joel host loose, entertaining dinner parties in the front. To kick off the press tour, Teigen stepped out in a look that bridged the gap between vintage runway and modern street style.

Chrissy Teigen Steps Out for Jimmy Kimmel Live! in a Jean Paul Gaultier Corset Mini Dress

Chrissy Teigen was spotted flaunting her amazing figure before her appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to discuss her newest show. Her husband, John Legend, accompanied her to the studio, wearing jeans, white sneakers, and a furry black sweater.

Never one to shy away from a daring fashion moment, the controversial model wore a corseted minidress from Jean Paul Gaultier, a French fashion designer whose unconventional designs—usually featuring corsets and lingerie—have made him a household name worldwide.

Chrissy’s outfit for her guest appearance on Jimmy Kimmel was reminiscent of the conical bras Gaultier created for Madonna’s Blonde Ambition tour in the 1990s.

Chrissy Teigen is heading to Jimmy Kimmel Live! with her husband, John Legend, to talk about her new reality series, Chrissy & Dave Dine Out, on January 18, 2024 (Credit: BauerGriffin / INSTARimages)

Inside Jean Paul Gaultier’s Iconic Conical-Bra Corset Dress Revival

Gaultier’s conical bras, renowned for their distinctive design, feature spiral stitching that accentuates a pointed silhouette. This style, emphasizing the chest’s sharp, angular silhouette, stands out for its bold, innovative approach to lingerie design.

Teigen put on a busty display in the tiny salmon-colored dress ($871) that featured the designer’s signature unpadded, conical underwire cups and a boned corset bodice. It was held in place by adjustable shoulder straps, finished with topstitched accents, elegant paneling, a lace-up back, and a thigh-skimming hem that showcased her naturally tan legs.

Chrissy Teigen parades her tan legs in a salmon-pink Jean Paul Gaultier conical-bra mini dress, finishing the retro-inspired look with minimalist metallic gold strappy sandals that elongate her silhouette (Credit: BauerGriffin / INSTARimages)

Jimmy Choo “Minny” Sandals and Minimal Jewelry Elevate the Look

Chrissy finished her ensemble with minimalist footwear to highlight her dress. She wore the Jimmy Choo “Minny” sandals, accentuating her already striking frame. They are made from metallic gold leather and feature thin straps, an adjustable buckle, and an open toe, showing off her black pedicure.

For a hint of sparkle, Teigen accessorized with extremely thin but large hoop earrings, multiple diamond studs, and her new cushion-cut engagement ring.

Retro Beauty Details: Pink Headband, Soft Glam Makeup, and Sleek Hair

Wearing long extensions, the Cravings founder styled her hair straight and wore a pink headband, evoking a sense of vintage elegance.

She then wore pink lipstick and peach blush to complement her dress, and applied peach eyeshadow and eyeliner to highlight her brown eyes.

Chrissy Teigen completes her retro look with a pink headband, large hoops, and soft pink makeup (Credit: BauerGriffin / INSTARimages)

Why Jimmy Choo’s “Minny” Sandals Are a Go-To Red-Carpet Essential

Chrissy Teigen’s choice of the Jimmy Choo “Minny” sandals underscores why the barely-there stiletto continues to be a go-to for celebrities seeking elegance without distraction. With its delicate straps, leg-lengthening silhouette, and timeless appeal, the Minny has anchored countless red-carpet and gala looks—proving that minimalist design can still make a lasting impact.